Chicago White Sox GM Kenny Williams attends General Managers' meeting in Milwaukee
The Chicago White Sox are still ambiguous about their future despite having a new manager Robin Ventura on board. Ventura alone cannot give them something instant in order to boost the team spirit in-fact it takes a while to settle in a new environment for
any individual.
Though this very fact is pretty much understandable for GM Kenny Williams, who is busy attending Major League Baseball General Managers’ meeting in Milwaukee, described with huge enthusiasm on Monday as he and his other management is not entirely putting
the White Sox success on Ventura’s shoulders.
Williams was excited to discuss all the details of the White Sox off-season course and how it will bring positive results for the franchise next year. He not only appreciated the way the White Sox new manager is preparing hard for the next season but he
also commented on different trades deals which are significant at the present moment.
The agenda of the annual GM meetings was pretty much clear where Williams confidently spoke to the media and presented the White Sox point of view on their progress on certain trade issues.
Williams said, “This is a different situation because you still have the talent that you believed in just one year ago in place, the difficult part as I have tried to explain, is, 'OK, what will that manifest itself into being?' Is that going to be the guys
who had tough years reverting back to their career norms? Will that be a step forward for some of the younger guys?”
The likely trades involve Carlos Quentin, along with John Danks and Gavin Floyd while the White Sox management including Williams are still finding ways to make a potential trade with any MLB team before the Spring Training session.
However, one-more issue is also prevailing in the White Sox management to control the uncertain financial position of the franchise. The White Sox has spent over $120 million in salaries last season and are now looking at ways to cut as much cost as they
can to bring a little financial stability in the organisation.
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